50,000 Colorful Thyme Seeds, Hardy Drought Tolerant Ground Cover Flower Seeds, Perennial Herb Plants for Lawn Replacement, Garden and Outdoor Landscaping All Year Round
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🌱Because the seeds are very small, it's best to use the broadcast sowing method: mix the seeds with sand before sowing, or mix the seeds from the packet with compost, then sow the mixture in a designated area of ​​the garden.
🌱Thyme lawns are very drought-tolerant and require much less water than conventional lawns. While conventional lawns can turn yellow in the heat, thyme will not.
🌱Thyme prefers moist soil during germination; Make sure the soil doesn't dry out (water from the bottom and cover the pot with plastic wrap to retain moisture). 🌱**Planting Instructions:** Thyme is mainly propagated by seed, cuttings, and division. 🌱**Planting Instructions:** 1. Sow the seeds in a nursery bed in spring (March to April). Because thyme seeds are very small, the soil preparation must be extremely careful. 2. Loosen and level the soil, then firm it down lightly. After watering, sow the seeds and cover them with a thin layer of fine potting soil. 3. Build a small, arched tunnel covered with plastic wrap to maintain temperature and humidity. Seedlings usually germinate after 10 to 12 days; remove the plastic wrap when the temperature is suitable. During the growth of the seedlings, ensure the soil remains moist and weed regularly. When the seedlings reach 10 to 15 cm in height, transplant them directly into the garden, spacing them 30 to 45 cm between rows and 25 to 30 cm between plants. Water immediately after transplanting.
🌱**Plant Type:** Perennial. **Light Requirements for Germination:** Bright light. **Germination Time:** 21 to 30 days. **Maturity Time:** 60 days.
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- BrandQWINERN
- Intended useOutdoor
- ExposureSun
- Seed typeFlowers
- Planting seasonSeason: Spring
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